Henry Noel-Fearn ( 1811 - 1868 )

Birth: London, England (1811) Death: Charing Cross Hospital, London (11 March 1868) Burial: Norwood cemetery, Surrey Education: St John's College, Cambridge (matriculated, 1833; BA, 1837; MA, 1840) Career: Ordained deacon (1837), ordained priest (1838); appointed sub-librarian of Sion College, London (1840), appointed librarian and chaplain (February 1842), resigned 1850; minister of Verulam Chapel, Lambeth (1843-1856); editor of The Churchman (1840-1843), Church of England Quarterly Review (1840-1843, 1854-1858), British Churchman (1846-1848); editor of the Literary Gazette (1859-1860); published theological works and treatise opposed to capital punishment as well as other literary works; joint honorary secretary of the Numismatic Society of London (1844-1847); collector of British, Saxon, English, Scottis, Irish and Anglo-Gallic coinage in silver and copper; Professor of History and Archaeology, Royal Society of Literature (1854-1859); Fellow of Society of Antiquaries; member of Real Academia de Historia, Madrid; lecturer at St Peter's Church, Cornhill, London (1852-1866); curate of St James Garlickhythe (1866); Sunday evening preacher, St Mildred, Poultry.